is it just me or did LLMs get so much better at writing copy recently? feels like it went from "pretty good" to actually understanding what makes people click claude's doing in seconds what takes years to learn if you feed it the right prompts

how to find untapped info offers: go to Instagram and search X keyword about your niche Click on every paid ad you see, go to their landing page, watch their VSL, sign up for their lead magnet, pay for cheap products etc wait 24-48 hours. Meta will think you’re a high intent buyer and start showing you ads around the type of offers you're interested in then evenutally they'll start showing you ads aeound info offers that are not specific to your niche other ways: > go through clickbank > go through udemy Simply put: go through marketplaces , creator platforms , and ad libraries to spy what’s selling have high agency!

the best youtube content to learn about info/marketing are often the most hidden & low view count videos. I'm going to mention some of the people to watch. if you're broke and want to learn about something that someone has psyoped you into beliveing that the only way you can learn about the thing is to pay them $3500 for a course, you're NGMI. (Dan Koe is a beast at this) the content that other people charge $3500 for is often hidden in those low count undiscoverable, low searchability videos. if you have the money laying around, go ahead and pay the $3500(preferrably) but the content you're paying for is right in your face you just have to know how to look for it. How do you look for it ? By starting your own project. Hold on. i'm cooking if you pay the $3500, you're paying for that information, in a structured manner. how do you structure this information for yourself with free youtube videos? by having high agency. everybody has high agency. agency is simply knowing what you need to do and doing it. the only problem is DOING IT. simply put, the problem is you're lazy. So, let me ask you something... do you want to work with creators and make infoproducts for them? now, you know that the first thing to do is outreach. if you're not lazy, you're gonna try and do the outreach. the problems you encounter? > low open rates > low response rates > long lead response rates (FOLLOW UP!) > low conversion to meeting rates if you paid the $3500, you can simply ask your coach for the way forward. if you're broke, you know your specific problem now: which you would encounter anyway if you paid the $3500. differene is Now you know what to search for on youtube vs asking your coach, who's gonna search for it on YT anyway. And chances are? the videos on it have 200- 1000 views solve the problem, land the creator, know the next problem. when you're working with the creator, you will enounter problems left and right, you will figure out what to solve for. difference is, you can search for the video on it accurately. remember, I'm going to tell you some of these videos at the end. problem > search for it > solve it > iterate if you have high agency, you're going to do this anyway even if you paid the $3500. hopefully they never delete their videos because these are the low view count people I've received the most value from in the info/marketing space: @jpegsoldier @maciekl_ @TheJeremyHaynes @theciaranmarket @notbradyy @alexei_lapotko @realdtthomas @Marcmarcelinn @realdtthomas @tymekkarecki @leonardo_dorio @braedenbark there are lots more but i cannot remember all of them rn. the ones i mentioned are the most impactful DM me "the rest sir" for the others that are not on twitter, that I can remember. P.S if the guy is even MILDLY well-known, you'll probably find their course for FREE anyway on bestblackhatworld(dot)com (you can't SAFELY open this with chrome) IMAN CHARLIE MORGAN DAN KOE or anyone on this level of reach

everyday i stumble upon a coaching offer I would never have thought existed

just hopped off a sales call, on the receiving end these calls are always so cringe when you can see through their scripts and strategies. worst part is when they talk more than they listen. i know you're just trying to PIF me, so don't try to finesse me with the reverse dodgy tactics pretending that this is some organic consultative conversation. if you're pitching me a service, just get to the point. i respect that way more. gotta read through who you're sellling to. LISTEN MORE not everyone is at the same level of sophistication. not everyone is some 40 yr old boomer you can finesse their retirement funds.

here's what most people get wrong about scaling: They think horizontal scale (taking on more clients, launching more offers, adding more revenue streams) is the fast track to success. But in reality, it’s often just a fast track to burnout. Why? Because they haven’t even locked in the backend with one client, one offer, one system. So what happens? >They onboard fast and deliver slow. >Clients start slipping through the cracks. >Word-of-mouth dies before it even starts. >Stress goes up. Quality goes down. >Revenue flatlines What many don't realize is that this approach creates compounding debt Operational, technical, and relationship debt. Each unfulfilled promise doesn't just disappoint one client. It stretches you thin, making it harder to deliver for everyone else. All because they tried to do more, without doing better. quick to add names to the roster before satisfying your main bitch what you need is more depth make her feel so good she recommends you to her friends True growth comes from mastering delivery for one client completely, documenting, systematizing, and replicating that shit. This needs patience and discipline. two things that they don't have. quality > quantity deep > wide systems > sales

one pattern i've noticed in hyper succesful people: they're pathological liars they lie for survival they lie as an instinct politicians billionaires online gurus without even blinking

Iman Gadzhi is running over 200 meta ad variations for one of the best webinar funnels I've ever seen. he will make over $1,324,000 in the last week of April alone & he just became co-owner of @whop i spent over 2 hours dissecting it rt for access

got super emotional watching this. wish i could do this but dad's dead and he left my mom a fully paid off house, plots of land, and a car. only thing left to do is retire her T-minus 3yrs

free youtube content $37 low ticket product that is truly valuable to the high ticket audience and gives a quick win tier 1 sales team $2k - $10k high ticket product get product audience fit run ads print ads & organic content fill calendars sales teams fill bank accounts

crazy how @brezscales managed to hop into a saturated SMMA course market and dominate it just by renaming the business model and posting lifestyle content

the more steps you have in your funnel, the lesser the people go through the next step LOGIC

you didn't waste 10 years you spent them.maybe not how you wanted but they still shaped you. just have to move forward with intention now bc the next 5 years can be worth 20 if you go all in, cut distractions & double down on what matters. the longer you wait, the harder it gets